10 ) The region continues to recover from the Blizzard of 2013, a.k.a. Winter Storm Nemo. The Weather Channel continues to fail to realize the irony of its name choice. (Read a book, people.)
9 ) Pope Benedict announces his retirement in February. Great, another special election filled with attack ads.
8 ) Cape Cod finally gets its power back. You know, this wouldn’t be a problem if we all had wind turbines.
7 ) County commissioners and the Assembly of Delegates continue their back-and-forth over which of them needs to be reformed to improve county government. Girls, girls, stop fighting — you’re both pretty!
6 ) A crippled cruise ship makes it back to land, freeing its passengers from days at sea amidst dwindling food supplies and an increasingly overflowing septic system. (Mental note: make pitch to TruTV for new reality show. Working title: Ship Happens.)
5 ) The double amputee Olympian known as the Blade Runner is arrested for murdering his girlfriend. Dude, I know the handicapped can do anything the unimpaired can do, but come on…
4 ) Marco Rubio delivers a dry rebuttal to Obama’s State of the Union speech.
3 ) Chris Brown refrains from joining a standing ovation at the Grammys for rival Frank Ocean. Chris was upset that he was beaten. He then promptly failed to grasp the irony.
2 ) A Montana TV station is hacked and broadcasts a zombie attack alert — also known as an ad for “Fox and Friends.”
1 ) Movie critics agree it is in fact NOT A Good Day to Die Hard, which at this point is referring more to the franchise than the John McClane character.
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